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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16
~wld's Womam's Christian Temper
ance Union.

uUCG CTttOIts
Prosfaent-Mrs. Margaret Lucas, Char
Iottr st., Bedford Square, London, England
Corresponding Sscrstary-M Mrs. Mary
Gle m emf Leavitt, Box 2647, San Francisco,
California. - ,,
onicers OF the National W. e. 7. U.
gland, Mrs. Mary whitall
gostellos, 40 Grosyenor Read "sstminster'
Am.r I Mrs. Hann ah whitall Smith,
1858 Germantown Ave, Philadelphis, "a.
HEARTS Hill, Dsbden Green, Leighton,
England.
St, Chicago, Ill.
National Womax's Christian Temper
peraxee Union.
Prssidsnt-M1ss ERANcEs e. WILLARD, Of
Cor. sec-Mrs. G. B. Buell., EsI La Sale
Rec. sec.SMrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, Ra-
Asst Rec. see,--Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens,
s: Tpess"Miss Esther rugh, Natl Head
quarters, l6l Ls, sale St., Chicago, ~: o.-
Mosher st., Baltimore.
West Virginia ". G. T. U.
President-Mzs. JANE A. JOHNSON, Park
Vice Fresideat-Nrs. M. "A. Porter, New
Cor. sec.--M-s. Addie II. Morrick, Parkers-
Rec. sec.-Mrs. Lizzie B. Clayton, Fair
Treas.-Mx. Henry Hubbard, Wheeling.
VICE PREsIDKRTs.
First Distrtct-Mrs j. A. Smith, New Cum :
Second Btstrict-Mrs Mamie McCool,
Third Dsstrict-Mrs w. L. Moore,
Charleston.
Fourth District
supERIxTENDENTs OF DEPARTMENTS.
TemPerasce Literature-Ars M.A.Porter.
Juvenile Work-Mrs. Jennie AcClurkin
sabbath School work-Miss Minnie
sctentisc fnstructionHMrs. 1. H. Duval,
Influencing the Press-Mrs. Ellen G.
Prison sad jail work-Miss Amanda G.
A1USi n,f wnss wine--Mrs. J. W. Carter,
fa RaiirosS &ort-Mrs. Merry ]. Haymone,
Grafton.
Evangelstic work-Mrs. Mary A. Colhoa-
or, New Cumberland.
Legislation and Petitior-Mrs. Lizzie R.
Flower Mission-Miss Flora B. Skier
Stat. snd County Fairs-M Mrs. Isaiah War
Work senong Colored People
Union signal and FRDEMAN-Ars. A. IL.
Nerrick, Parkersburg.
Day of Prayer-Mrs. ]. G. Jacob, Wells
burg.
Sabbath Observance-@-s. W. g. Rihel-
daffer, RNckhannon.
Soldiers and Sailors-Mrs Thomas Swim
burn, Charleston.
Hygiene and Heredity-Dr. Harriet t.
Jones, WA Keeling.
Social Purity-Mrs. r. L. Kendall, Park
ersburg.
Miss LiKxAe Boyd, Wheeling.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16

Surely there will be work for all
friends Of Home and Country dur
ing the next 10 months.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16

Note carefully our plan Of CAM
paign work, and then put your
heart in it and hand to it, at every
possible point.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16

Let it net be said OF the Women
of West Virginia, that they cared
not for their homes.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16
The Amendment. and the
Club that Fetched 1t.

Freeman readers have had pretty
full accounts of the complicated
struggle to win the submission OF
the Amendment from the Legisla-
ture, just adjourned. They re-
member hsw the Amendment was
for two weeks hung up for lack OF
one needed vote, and how clean
cut Prohibitory Bill was rushed
through both houses under suspen-
sion of the rules, till it was on its
final passage in the Senate, and
the ants were forced to choose be-
tween Prohibition at sight and
Prohibition on two years time.
1t will now do your eyes good
to look at the Amendment and
the club that fetched 1t both in the
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16

w. G. T. U. notes and items con.
tinued on local page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 16, 1887.

Now for live Prohibition CAM
Daign. Scatter the Fireman.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16

The Field and the Coming Conflict.
Shall We not Quit like true Women?
Headquarters Vest Va, KeTu
In this prolonged conflict the Homes and Saloons
Virgins after es six years n bs peones Is last
Importantly the of the people nave a. @ n the
Our watch.cry from till election day must be-
VOTE "FOR RATIFICATION AND SAVE OUR HOMES.
The ratification of the Amendment depends the vigilance faithful
ness friends of Home and Humanity IN every county
anu b @ that this vital question decided at
the rushing tides Of party p h sna political nns
the Of sowing before partizan storms shall distract
and bias the judgment Of the peop onnoo If
enemy as from overconfdence and apathy OF friends
h H apoa sts the
sounded the buge call to battle % ae of Novb
THE FIELD MAPPED OUT AND PLAN OF CAMPAIGN OUT.
At special Call Meeting the State Executive COMMITTEES the
ing plan for the campaign agreed and
Ds the State by districts accepting purpose the
political Senatorial districts thIteen in number secretary
m b to organize her appointing
do xh0 T Sad s e Rsehnery by which
and aod for un
Prohibition Camp TO De
coming and fall with inspiring campaign music
and prominent speakers discuss all phases OF the question
Fourth July Mass Meetings. and Grove cnlcs to be held
the State addresses joint dcusons
Fourth: TBe W. C. T. u State Superintendent Sabbath
arrange Amendment Meeting connection
Institutes and Conventions, held in the State
during the Friends officially connected with such proposed
Conventions communicate with Miss Minnie Hutch
Pakersburg Supt Sabbath School Work West Va W. c. u
Fifth Mrs. j. G. Jacobs, OF Wesburg State Superintendent Of
Day Prayer will endeavor to FOR Amendment meeting
Associations Presbyteries and other State and
S religious meetings held the State during the year
Temperance Instruction. will solicit the Teachers
hold meetings in the interests Temperance and the Amendment
with all State county and special Inst flutes and Teachers
Associations held during the year.
THERE is WORK FOR ALL.
As will be observed the plan of campaign here outlined
and comprehensive conceived
might
c. other
every lover Home and Country old young who
to have part in the grand Amendment Crusade by which the
be driven the hills rich
Virginia by the sovereign ballots of her brave
all conflict White Ribbon
Army, quit US like true
West Virginia
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
JANE A. JOHNSON,
President.
Mrs. A. H. Merrick,
Corresponding Secretary
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16

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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16

For further w. C. T. U. notes see
local page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-16
Dear Friends and Co. Workers.

The ratification of the Amendment oepen
uess and cork of the friends of Home ana
and district in the State.
The fact that this vital question must o
ton. in the midst of the rushing tides OF pa
citements common to State and national ca
the Importance of sowing the truth before p'
the minds and bias the judgment OF the pc
We have not 30 much to fear from the
enemy as from the over-confdence and apat
Determined upon the utmost endeayor !! II
preserve the Homes of the State, the Whlt'
sounded the bugle call to battle, and Will Q
til the sun goes down on the second Iuesoa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July -. - Flour -
Dull and weak Wheat Demand light;
No , red July 1~.a79.c; August =.
a1glc: September Sn!a~Oic; October Il,
as9c. Corn Spot liim; futures neglected
and nominal; steamer No. ; mixed l9!c;
No. > mixed July 45iaiI!c; August lGa
ne; September G!ai73c; October la
Isle. O,ts-Spot steady but quiet; I'M
Graded white BE; old No. , white 3Gl
2G}c: new do Sole: old No. , white @>r;
choice No | old white 39r; futures que;
bat steady: No > white July !,I:;-c; An.
gust 3iia32tc; September %isa3ir; Orto-
3ia&ilc Eggs Dali and weak. Cheese
Quiet and easier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
RANDOLPH TEACHERS
THE Convention at beverly Work of the
Institute.

.p...a t.u..'fraa"' of ID. E9"'.r
BE>rEnN, July ~. The Randolph
y,rrty T,a,ucr,' Institute met promptly
At - O'clock July -. with ruu. c. A.,'pr
a. the Eurmout Normal Tor Instructor.
Tn, attendance was smaller thn usual
Inn i,,,.,. ,,rrs,.pt showed spirit Of discus
-,,r, and VIM, that well made zap tor lack Ui
.u.uaI numbers. The first night session
,,.... ,I,,orD-ed with ON account of a threat
.,,,, .-,,rn,. ,rprogrhrng
The second day opened after the usual
.J.r,,i,,,l exercises First discussion
,..,,,r.,rby first lessons without the text
h,nE piincipal sipc and CIV. Cunning
ham discussed the subject, holding that
the first step was to present the idea to the
child nj the earth rs the abode OF mau,aud
,,iy,. hin, The idea of It's rutundy by teach
,r,, fine earth a. q whole represented by -
,fnb. claiming IL cLr,Jti ont the puncIplt
g.. ,r.,,,,. i,,., 4, mole f., its m.rts. "
nj. COON. n,,n,srj m these ideas hv
=, w w T',.r,r and +. T. Trplr,t. who
aba, 3D.. i,fI That tine rhild's lirst lessons
-l,..r.d he. uiy.u upon hls own surround
S",.''" nnJ.r his oy,r observation; tina,
h. ,,irri,,r, ",,p from the known to the
,,.,,.,," ,y,s ih,. first Id b.. observed ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
SEIJLAIRE.

Philip Haas, the boy who fell from al
apple tree and broke his arm last week
died Thursday evening, from erysipelas
produced by the injured limb
All the X. of l.. assemblies from tins
city will be well represented in the Labor
parade at Wheeling to-day. They will q
up in body on the Princess this morning.
Word was received that james Mature,
Formerly with ThonhurE N Booth, died
at his home at williamsburg, O., yesterday.
The new packet "Bellaire' is expected
To arrive from Marietta tomorrow even
ing
The Independent Fishing Club has re-
turned nom their camp at SlrIis, Q.
DAVID l.. Laird and Miss Moliic LOchren
were married Thursday evening by Rev.
l.. f. Keller
George Headley and family are visiting
relatives Al Warnock, from which place
they 90 to FindIay, O.
Mrs John Fleming is visiting friends ut
Mouujsvile.
E. +. Sterre, of ParkerShurE, is visiting
his brother DE-. Steerc, in the First ward.
The Misses Linard, oi Burr's Mills, ale
the guests OF relatives IN the CitN.
Mrs. Wm. P0rtertield is the guest OF
UmOnt0wn friends.
Frank Bates and family have removed to
findlay, O.
Gen \. j. Warner w.s in the city YES
terdny on business concerning the ono
Valley road.
Mr.. II. {. Dillon, of Cincinnati, will de
liver lecture in the First Presbyterian
Church, sunday evening, on Christian
Work" Tho lecture il intended for young
people
Rev. \. j. Goodlriend went To Mounds
willie last evening, where he will preach
tomorrow.
Thelr will he match game of ball be
tween the Shamrucks OF Wheeling, and
the t,lobcs, on the commons this afternoon.
The trial OF Ihu4 Good for assaulting
Louis He'll was postponed until Tuesday
next
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
iit,ibt't i
ilCeiing.

FRIDAY, July ~.
cuisines for the week 50 tar has been
brisk aud the prospects are that 1t will
continue so Tor some time. Cabbage rr'
mains unchanged in price, but is still IN
GOOD demand owing to continued heavy
shipments of dealers to outside parties.
Potatoes are oil somewhat and weak
while prices have dropped. BiackbeTnrN
are abou, out of the market, and there Is
not the demand for them that there w'H
Tomatoes are in brisk demand aud scarce
with IN advance Iii price. Home ralS"'
watermelons are coming in pretty ll'glS'
and are selling NJ 80 per hundred Inc
demand for butter Is still good and t"'i'
has heen a slight advance in price. L,I7
are still slow in demand and prices
are the same. Spring chickens are III
good demand with prices the SAINT
The supply is rather scarce. The lu'I"" -
ing are wholesale figures
Buttcr-C Country choice lial6c; good
country sale; common 5aGc ThcsuPpiE
Is fair and the demand is good.
Beans For new hand-plcked navy the
demand is GOOD aud the supply hight
Prices arc ii - pei hushcl.
CheeSr-Pr,me mild Ohio factory SO,
New Yu,l, lal5.: Sweitzer l2ialfc; LIN
berger ga!u. Market nominal
Strictly fresh stock llall4c per
dozen. Supply good, demand slow.
Feathers Choice in original packages
5OH55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes Home raised, new, II - per
barrel. with a good supply aud slo" de
mlud.
Poultry Live chickens, old, - ~"
per dozen; spring chickens - 5na4 90
per dozen; demand GOOD and supply light,
Rags Steady al Ial5c for white mixed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
WOOD

The major part OF the furnaces of the"
rolling mill smut down yesterday. About
eight will continue running Tor the pur-
pose of making castings.
MI Gcorge Bordeaux, Of Wheeling, WAS
in town yesterday.
The accommodating captain Of the
Princess has put the fare down ia fifteen
cents for the round trip Tor those attend
iug the Trades Assembly celebration IL.
day.
The preacher who has charge OF the Free
Methodists open mr meetings Is rouslnG
his audiences by his stirring aud pertinent
discusses.
Nh W. Weihe, President Of "A. Of |. y
). W, was in town Thursday on business
connected with the National Lodge.
Miss Sharp, an estimable lady OF Lower
ward, is very i'll.
Miss Mile Bryant has returned lrom I"
visit to Wellsburg.
Miss Laura Dare Is expected home from
Philadelphia to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at iaG Per Cent.-G"vernments
pua and St"udy Stocks Lower-flour
Quiet aud Unchanged Wheat Dun
New YORK, July % Money ON call
easy at iaG per cent; last loan ut . per
cent closed a .a5 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper > aG per cent. Sterling eN-
change duh hut steady at 81 s3!ai ~ia.
GOVERNMENTS ball and steady.
FuurN Coupons ~.
Fuur--Hut U-hBll ''.iu> .
SrATES-Dull and and rather heavy.
EALgoAus-Du ll; sales SS9I, OuO.
SrucNS The stock market to-day was
very weak. "A repetition of that Of WrdneS
day. the hears aud traders hammrrIng
stocks all around the room, aud the close
of business saw very material declines rom
last nights Figures. Western union.
Missouri Pacific, New Eug'and and idcIEc
Mai! were AL active emly IN the day ahd
the graugcrS aud coulvrS in the afternoon,
but the leyeri>h and unsettled condition
of the market at the close gave the
impression that the bears had begun to
cover. The first sales were made at II
regular changes OF slight fractions only
''"''' a. ,,.;,t, %, ,,..,,.r.,lI, &, ba,,.,
market was i"'y'' W., 1t '''',''i ;,,a 'N ja
tone, "h'rh Si'""t'll "'N''"p," NV. .1',,,
cldcd "rah"e>S As we "''N''J 49, .'' '',',
the amount OF business n''I'''' i''Et. I'm; an,
m the afternoon, when the bears obtained
complete control, transactions we're very
large. ! sudden drop WAS made shortly
after noon, from which there was a
feeble rally, hH' me decline wa, Pu'y .i',
r,iirH ""d lIi5 '""'H, uI"''- We - -I;,I,
any I''o'"'I q: % p "' I- - J ham,
rally occurred III '"[ ,'S' "I %m,
TAI the Close was u''i W.. az r; W.,
|" shade better tna" the lowe" NS., P, l',,.
reached L'rrylnInE IS IoHyl ana ~. ,lyM
hntiand was ~ "l I''uI "Iu . .i W '"r
- Nor'h"'' tt'" ana O,'''"'I ",''' ~,
mon ., Im"h '"'in' !. M.,,"' ",.',a,,
enc J., ."l"'a'" ','' =, ,'v'',,t, ,,.,
''''S''u' '''''I,,, .- 5 shnr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
AcuNELg~roS MYSTERY.
4 House That il Bong Strangely Bonn
bard,d Theories.

CrNrLE~.uN. ". "a. July For
thg past week. or more Charleston hos been
somewhat ms-r.ard over the rocking
every day Gor the past eleven days and
..gut, o. a house. the ve-idcuc, of q one
armed man. sun Martin by name about
a quarter ni mil. mp Ferry branch aud
,npo-.,r she r.ty The house, Il cnmtor,-
able frame. is situated in little hollow,
surrounded by what may he termed a
r.rs, rh..kyt. and il Is IN thus Oh, attack
... plrtl.a ,eyrrtr themselves. N"I,la
.-.-, ,r Prosecuting Attorney huudrlt and
D.t,rrigr All Eurrr't - that every night
and occasionally M the day time, large
-,..Ls ana, hurled 1T his house, amt that
rr.1u one OCCASION Inns wife AMI N''l'' ia
..,,, ,-.. trJy.u from TIL yard, where l"vN
....r.. ,.r.,r.au 90 Itrudg wulH, hE iHe at
....Etr., ulrr. Hr .-arHIr~ the party 'i
u,u- three nr tour, exc O.. Wnu@ ne
I.-....b..- as h-ins Iu rNiuuFdudiE LdIi
/ n.r. .,...a ..... o.. Iuulr ia a.lGu' @-Iih,
/ ,r... r.t.~ al.,ug been identified with
.r... ...r.. ha rr many luu luuE time
been peg. .ldrt ~u~pre.uu-.y. HIS "r"tHrH
/ Mat Martin. i, nov serving term IN Tie
/ ..,,..rat,r.v. and Mats wife ami children
ar,. now Hviuv iu tine rocked uvu-g with
. Martin. fanny. Al the last t,su CD tho
Eau1,,r,l Circuit court q man b., tnr name
,f Ir-..rr. %. Big sandy, and A former
...r.naT;pu ru crime ,tu Mat Martin, "aN
convicted %. .u. .~ry and sent To the p"n-
. t,,tIyry. notice OF which Appeared lu me
aror-rr!.. upon the d,.r,. r,.urucr oil Mat
,i.,~,rf,.. ,..t, ami the guIrpuDut'l'c t~~jl-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
Kalan'. Niirnculou, Image.

The i5oth anniversary of the arrival at
Eal,u. Russia. Of the miraculous Image OF
,Lrr which lorms the principal oHrrt OF
attraction tn :he celebrated cathedral OF
That city has lust been celebrated there
n ,,as in 1877 that Il WAS r,U.G.,i, aiteJ
a conrsalment ut twenty seven years at ~
Petersburg. IL HazIu by the Impress
Anne lyguuvua Before that ITS nome
b.,d been M Moscow. and to ltS instr u
mentality bad teyn attributed the cNpHI
SION of the Poles in 1913 The ikea ,~ a.-
inca in gold dress crnamruiyt "i'" H1'
,..,rrs which Va the gltJ OF Jhv I'm
me-. Marie F-oiorovnl and Elizabeth
sI->r.r.ut. tha ua.hvr AND wife OF the
Euprror Alexander l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
InderemLence Notes.

INpErENpENrE, PA, July 29.-Inlckeh
thieves have again made their appearance
in tins nrighborhcod, and ATE PLAYING
havoc with the hen rOosts. Nlne nlSht i"N'
week they stole litty rom Andrew C''"
r,r6 forty from George HemphIII, aud
thirty from c. H. Beall. We nope that
tbrse thieves will be caught and severely
dealt with bv the law. ,,. g..
Rev Nuckly. Of Cincinnati, Ono, Il
visiting at DR.. Hartmau's
Charley Buchanan. VINO has been attend
me, roIlsae Al Poughke,psic, New York,
hls r,,nruad home He graduated IN the
Commercial department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

Money at IaG Per Cemt.--G"vernm"nts
puH and Steady Stocks Lower-fl"ur
Quiet aud Unchanged Wheat Duh
New YORK, July % Money ON call
easy at IaG per cent; last loan at . per
cent: closed at .a5 per cent. prime mer-
g. NOR cont NrpTlIuE ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

Tin. sweetest RISES grow. Keep your
-, I, u, ,-,yrant rs the perfumcd gtieS Of
o.. r.. anrhInting land, and your teeth lar
,,. , r.,s,an, - the pearls of the Orient 10y
u~in. SOIODDNi, dat m"-t ,"' M me-
and wonderful dcutrti'e, when no '""' :
toilet should be without
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
wool.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 20. Wool Quiet
and unchanged California. Ohio, ard
Pennsylvania extra llcecrs at BE; AN at
3la$5c; No. / woods, Ohio at 3-c; Mich
gan at 36a31c; Michigan extra &la;;2; spring
Texas 2Ui26c; spring California l9a2lc;
pulled wouls suFcrlinc ut 3OL39c; extra NJ
J-l,1l,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

BosToN. July - -Wooi-Mcdrratc de-
mand; Territory woods At l7a27r; Texas
spring at 20d2&c; California spring at LA
24c; California fall at I!al6r; medium
unwashed at 2ia&Oc. Pulled Woods
Super al 32aigc; rNtra 2sa3}c. Uther
gIadra unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
COTTON
Sep York.

New YORK, July - Cotton Easy;
Orleans lose; uplands IL %-lGc; futures
closed steady, August 9.9lc; September
92Sc; October 9.l9r; November . l5c;
December y. l5r; January .. l~c; February
g9ic; March y.3Oc, May 9i5c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
DRY GOODS
Nav York,

NEW YORK, July - Dry Goods
The demand and movement were ul the
steadincss OF previous days, though the
former was more general for Spccialtes
than staples.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

40 80; Workers s. 45a5 %; grassers and
common s. lOa5 30 Four cars shipped
to New York to-day
Sheep-Receipts =, 500 head; shipments
g. 300 head market steady on good and
slow and lower on common.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
| LOUIS RAILROAD CO.,

Pan Handle RoUgrl Under schedule, M cfcc
May zd Is, train, leave Whr'.tna. cen
trai standard Time. For -,,.,tau,ll lie ans rfua.
Struhruyilr N.uT p. m Ghy -, n. m. sut
So y NJ train, make direct connection iur
Columbus Cincinnati Miiauapnii, ami Chicago.
The l1Il =. M train wdko, direct connection
for Columbus aud Chicago. Trains arrive 70
Wheeling at GIl II. m, l'"a NJ, - ,. m. and
Guun. ~ myls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

sunday train. OH +. 20 r.. ar.E. % 'h1r.lf
Ton at ,i0p .n wu.r.u. "a. q & 2 b ua'm 80
!. ~ Point Pleasant Iu.' Is Tie rha'' "tg 1-'
ct. via ih,. ohio k.Eu. sal.ruaa. +rs 'oma-
zion -.gsr!lu- The G1i... ruU'. e.. 1iis'-'
~ J. ECHih-Dt.
Genera. r.--~U ... A.'gi.
PaN,r-IIr.. y Va.
FRED iIaIH '.'
travelling "s,s.agr' hg6a.
SH",'..g =. Va
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IrCHIN,.. SCALN. rIMpLf.

For %" last year have had Il species % itch
.ur. ND.iy AuI pmpIy humurs on my face To-
which uau applied gr"I many methods Of
treatment "tIuyJI success, sut which was speed.
I.y Hui ,H'I.r.y cured hy Du,Icul'
Miss. Isaac PHELPS Euyruud, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
LIVE SROCN .


NEW YORK, July - -Breyes Receipts
l3G ear loads Tor the market Early Ni''S
a. good cattle were At full prices, but M
trriOr and common natives were du!I ana
lower from the start. Poorest to best Ma
tive steers sold at - IOLl 81; Texas steers
- &UJ3 80. Tomorrow outgoing, steam
rrs take ,iso quarters oi hecf aud 80
boeyrs.
sheep Receipts G,GOO head far de,
maud tor good stock; dull tor inferior and
common; sales included poor To good sheep
at - 5Ua5 % per loo pounds, and common i0l
to choice lambs at - ooL7 ~ per 100
pounds. -,
Hogs-Receipts l,-7o head, nearly all
for sllughterels direct; market nominal
and duh for live hogs at - 4Oa5 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
MO kIVKE KAllEUAD

ru,. aalr taxing CHci fDnr H,u iNe,
i'a., ugrr tfr..s gill ruu % m..pwr-,. DO. =.
i,rnv.
. Z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 20.-Cattle - Receipts
Ill., 900 head; shipments 3. 500 head market
Toe lower; shipping steers - 2Ohl 90;
~tockers and feeders 81 7ja3 -; cows bulls
and mixed ii 45a2 50; bulk - OhR2 -;
Texas cattle II uUa3 30.
Hogs Receipts 10000 head shipments
l0uu head, market strong early, closing
weak; rough and mixed = ull5 30; pack
ing and shipping s. lao -. skips - 2'i
> 90
Sheep Receipts 900 head; shipments
$40 head; sheep 2 shade lower; lambs 25c
lower, natives - 5Oa4 10; western - I"a
, -; Texans - 7Oi3 CO. lambs - W'a
jupcr lou lbs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
AID pITT'BURo DIvIsIos.

On sri nfc- Mpy "l, -, paesrurs: trains will
run ~ h3..1Ws 'eHuai ,rrpii"i ,Inu.
HEPAnGCET.
gnf Pi,,udrS apE h. I'll daily, IL - la. .;e'Iy;
| - % m. belly, aua q T.. ii, ir..y
FOR A" a-h!rgi"1 - : ~ h"i.' ulreli sCt-
DAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30

Cutlrura Ec,urdi,, u.c -0ld everywhere Price.
Cuiirurl 80 r,ui-. Cutirum R"olvaut $50,
soap. glcuut- Prepared Dy IUp IuTTEE uEEG
AND CHrmCA, GO Ho.loH. Mas. Send for
How tGCuVu shin Diseases"
nnUlr pmples Skin EraisUr.. aud Baby
bnUDJ, HUno's cured ly rluorKA SOAR
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
| ACHE ALL OVER.

RA Nvualgir. ~riHt,c, Sudden, rHurP
Et&8ES. aud NyryDu, rulu, ~jHu~uHd Weak
&&SRo u,-, rcIios ed in one minute by
&Hf9P The CutiCUTP AnIi.i'niI piRs-
ENSIzh ter. SrH rMi perfect. AZ drug
%t&SH aa-le: &,rrut- Co.,. frr Slni fnrl,r
pulg ,'Ii Chemical COMPANY Boston
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-30
No MEDICINE LIKE THEM.

We have sold yuUr CuU,urt Remedies Tor Ia,
ias, six years. ami no medicines on our shelves
give better satisfaction.
G. +. ATHERIuN, Druggist, Albany, y. Y.